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@hoge1e3/rpc

v1.7.0

Published

RPC with Proxy object

Readme

rpc

Send to/from worker/iframe via postmessage.

Sample Code

See test/ folder.

API Reference

  • new rpc.Server(channel:string, allowOrigin:string[])
    • Create server in iframe or Worker context.
    • serv(name:string, (params:any)=>any)
      • set service with specified name and function.
  • new rpc.Server(target: Window|Worker, channel:string, allowOrigin:string[])
    • Create "reverse" server in browser context to process request from target
    • use serv method as well
  • new rpc.Client(target: Window|Worker, channel:string, origin:string|undefined)
    • Create client connect to target
    • run(name, params:any)
      • send request to service with name.
      • Return value is a Promise of the result value processed in service.
  • rpc.proxy.server(channel:string, allowOrigin:string[], methods:{[key:string]:Function})
    • Create proxy-styled server.
    • methods are list of service that can call from client.
  • rpc.proxy.server(target: Window|Worker, channel:string, allowOrigin:string[], methods:{[key:string]:Function})
    • Create proxy-styled "reverse" server that receives request from target.
  • rpc.proxy.client(target: Window|Worker, channel:string, origin:string|undefined)
    • Create proxy-styled client.
    • This client can call service on server with regular method invocation style.
  • rpc.proxy.transfer(o, trans?)
    • Mark a transferable object to be transferred (not copied) when passed to a proxy-styled client call.
    • o: The object to transfer (e.g. ArrayBuffer, MessagePort).
    • trans: Optional explicit list of transferables. They should be highly related with o(ex. property of o). Defaults to [o]. `
    • Example: proxyClient.myMethod(rpc.proxy.transfer(buffer))

Worker Utilities

rpc.worker provides shorthand helpers for Worker contexts, omitting origin-related arguments that are only needed for cross-origin iframe communication.

  • rpc.worker.server(channel:string)
    • Create a server inside a Worker. Equivalent to new rpc.Server(globalThis, channel, []).
  • rpc.worker.client(target:Worker, channel:string)
    • Create a client that connects to a Worker. Equivalent to new rpc.Client(target, channel).
  • rpc.worker.proxy.server(channel:string, methods:{[key:string]:Function})
    • Create a proxy-styled server inside a Worker.
  • rpc.worker.proxy.client(target:Worker, channel:string, manualProbe?:boolean)
    • Create a proxy-styled client that connects to a Worker.
  • rpc.worker.proxy.withChannel(channel:string)
    • Returns a { server(methods), client(target, manualProbe?) } factory with the channel name fixed.
    • Useful when the same channel is referenced in multiple places.
  • rpc.worker.proxy.defaultChannel
    • A pre-built factory equivalent to rpc.worker.proxy.withChannel("default").